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The week in whoppers: Fauci pulls a 180 on testifying, Mamdani cons New Yorkers on city-run groceries and more

Dr. Anthony Fauci claimed years ago he would be "very happy" to testify about his COVID-19 response — but he apparently changed his mind this week when he plead...

Petition to Ban Hunting and Fishing in Oregon Fails to Make the Ballot

Self-defense and veterinary care would have been the only remaining exceptions to animal-cruelty restrictions.

Why JD Vance Generates So Much Heat

Vance occupies an indispensable position for the future of his faction in ways that...

U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed runs against the American system that helped him succeed

Abdul El-Sayed is running for the U.S. Senate on a paradox. He embodies a version of the American Dream -- the immigrant-family success story, the academic standout, the public-health reformer -- yet he argues that the very systems that helped him rise are broken and need a far-left overhaul.

Military called out after thousands breach Moroccan border to enter Spanish city

Spain will deploy its military to restore order at its border with Morocco in Ceuta after thousands of migrants streamed into the tiny Spanish territory.

How the media have gotten Israel stories wrong

Liberal media institutions have proven that they are incapable of shedding their bias on any number of hot-button issues, but their coverage of Israel and Gaza has been particularly egregious, with some of the most blatantly false stories being published in attempts to hurt Israel’s standing in the world. The most recent example came when […]

CPAC Hungary: the age of Chinese Communist Party collaborators is here

The 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference in Hungary begins in Budapest on Thursday. While organizers claim it will celebrate the “Age of Patriots,” the conference’s main effect will be to lend powerful political cover to Communist China’s favored European collaborator, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Prominent American conservative commentators are attending the conservative conference. American […]

How Medicaid and Medicare drug price controls threaten seniors

History has shown us how government-imposed prices end badly for consumers. We rarely see the intended results last for long, while their side effects have enormous consequences. President Donald Trump is now discussing foreign reference pricing, paying little mind to a chorus of economic experts, innovators, and seniors who are concerned that those policies will […]

The ‘big, beautiful bill’ democratizes charitable giving

Debate about the House’s “big, beautiful” tax bill has focused on big-ticket entitlement items such as Medicaid and food stamps. But the sprawling legislation includes consequential changes affecting one of America’s most distinctive characteristics: charitable giving. The United States has long been the world leader in charitable giving as a percentage of GDP, but, more […]

Gavin Newsom is robbing Medicare and hurting Californians

Gov. Gavin Newsom‘s (D-CA) Sacramento is spending like a drunken sailor, and it’s American taxpayers who are left with the hangover.  The governor’s latest budget “fixes” are less about fixing California’s real problems and more about siphoning off federal health dollars to paper over his own fiscal mismanagement. The result? Money meant for Medicare and […]

Trump dumps Harvard

Harvard University and the federal government once shared a moral vision based on common values, and this was a mutually beneficial relationship. But those days are gone. Accordingly, the Trump administration’s decision to sever financial ties with Harvard is justified and necessary.  President Donald Trump’s administration signaled its intention on Tuesday to end remaining contracts with Harvard, worth an estimated $100 […]

Miranda Devine: The left’s assassination fixation only further normalizes political violence

The left’s assassination obsession is escalating alarmingly and is being tacitly endorsed in all the wrong places. Some, like Elon Musk, believe it may...

Scott Pelley’s anti-Trump rant: Letters to the Editor — May 29, 2025

NY Post readers discuss “60 Minutes” anchor Scott Pelley’s anti-Trump commencement speech at Wake Forest University.

Dems’ suicidal groupthink, Israel haters’ anti-aid insanity and other commentary

Why, asks the Liberal Patriot’s John Halpin, did Democrats’ leaders ignore years of warnings about the party’s “setbacks and travails with working-class voters of...

After tot’s scary brush with an e-bike, NYC must rethink its bike lanes

In South Williamsburg on Sunday, a 3-year-old girl was injured when she exited a parked vehicle and dashed into the bike lane, directly in...

Nothing can stop ‘Oh, Mary!’ and Cole Escola at the Tony Awards

Who’s going to schlep home the Tony? It is the quickie show “Oh, Mary!” The star, writer, creator, costumer Cole Escola. Nobody else.

For the truth about ‘socialist utopia’ dreams, ask a North Korean

Charles Ryu escaped North Korea — twice. Today, he uses his experiences to try to educate Americans about the dangers of socialism.

Politicizing US-led Gaza food aid only serves Hamas and other Israel-haters

On Tuesday, the US-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation began distributing food to civilians in the war-wracked area — and the voices who'd been loudest about...

New sanctions are ‘really bad things’ that Trump should drop on peace-averse Putin

President Donald Trump warned Tuesday that Vladimir Putin is "playing with fire" by continuing to wage all-out war on Ukraine.

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